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Spain looks to expand national park in the Pyrenees

November 14, 2026

A popular Spanish national park is about to become much larger. Spain’s Ministry for Ecological Transition has announced plans to expand Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park in the Spanish Pyrenees. Located in […]

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Boon in Texas Gulf Coast sea turtle nesting

November 14, 2026

Critically endangered Kemp’s ridley sea turtles are nesting like never before, a promising sign in the species’ ongoing and struggling recovery. The United States Fish and Wildlife Service recently reported that nesting sites for Kemp’s […]

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Bighorn Sheep study underway at three Utah national parks

November 13, 2026

The US National Park Service announced a major initiative to research desert bighorn sheep populations inhabiting three Utah national parks. The federal park service is conducting the study in partnership with the US Bureau of […]

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Small animal populations may not be doomed to extinction

November 8, 2026

Endangered species reduced to just dozens or a handful of individuals may be able to bounce back and avoid extinction entirely, despite concerns and skepticism. That’s according to new research published by scientists at Australia’s […]

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California plots huge state park expansion for 2026

April 24, 2026

Parks authorities in California are plotting an aggressive expansion of their state park system, adding land to the state’s holdings even as the federal government seeks to sell off public lands. On April 22, California […]

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Alaska calling: The state’s travel authority launches bid to lure more visitors

April 23, 2026

Alaska travel industry authorities are inviting everyone to explore the Last Frontier this summer, highlighting upcoming events and opportunities. The Alaska Travel Industry Association says changes are forthcoming that make it an ideal time to […]

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Devil’s Backbone State Park opens to the public

March 29, 2026

Parks authorities in the US state of Tennessee are inviting nature enthusiasts to come out and enjoy the state’s newest state-managed natural attraction. Devil’s Backbone State Park is located southwest of Nashville. Tennessee State Parks […]

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Gulf Islands National Seashore saw record attendance last year

March 29, 2026

A popular Gulf of Mexico seaside nature center drew in record crowds in 2025.​ The US National Park Service reports that Gulf Islands National Seashore attracted more than 7.5 million visitors last year. The park […]

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Republicans propose bill to restore access to historic gateway to Mount Rainier

December 17, 2025

The Center Square –Guest article– Republican lawmakers proposed a plan Tuesday that could restore access to the Fairfax Bridge “as soon as possible” after the state shut down the gateway to Mount Rainier last April.​ […]

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New park fee for foreign tourists could generate hundreds of millions

December 12, 2025

The Center Square –Guest article– The Trump administration announced it is raising prices for nonresidents visiting national parks, a move that worries some tourism advocates but could generate hundreds of millions in extra revenue each […]

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Mayor near Grand Canyon awaits impact of new tourism rule

December 10, 2025

The Center Square –Guest article– A mayor in Arizona is taking a wait-and-see approach on how the Trump administration’s fee hike for international tourists will affect her small town near the Grand Canyon. Last week, […]

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Scientists call on the world to “Help the Kelp”

November 4, 2025

The ocean’s kelp forests are in deep trouble. Now, a global coalition is calling on governments to invest US $14 billion for their protection. In a new policy analysis scheduled for full publication in early […]

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